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Autism Report Writing: Defensible and Meaningful

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In this episode, I’m talking about what happens after an autism evaluation, the report. More specifically, why so many school psych reports technically include the right information, but still do not always land with the people who need them most.

Parents, teachers and service providers are not ignoring reports because they do not care. Often, the report just does not feel useful yet.

We’ll look at how to write more clearly, more succinctly and more meaningfully, without losing the integrity of the data.

Because our value is not in listing every score twice. It is in connecting the dots, grounding findings in the educational setting, and making sure the team can actually use the report to support the student.

The Prepared School Psychologist – https://jennyponzuric.com/solutions/

Episode Highlights

(01:30) – Why important reports still go unread

(03:02) – The mindset shift that changes who you write for

(04:16) – What succinct report writing actually means

(05:02) – Why your interpretation matters more than another list of scores

(09:39) – Autism rating scales do not make eligibility decisions

(11:10) – What autism looks like on a Monday morning at school

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